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Join the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra for an unforgettable evening as part of their Orchestral Series, "VISIONARIES: MARTÍN BEETHOVEN." This spectacular event will take place on Saturday, May 10, 2025, at 7:30 pm at the Alex Theatre, followed by a matinee performance on Sunday, May 11, 2025, at 4 pm at The Wallis. Under the baton of Music Director Jaime Martín, with the virtuosic Nemanja Radulović on violin, the orchestra will present a program that celebrates both beloved and unsung heroes of music history. The evening will feature Ludwig van Beethoven's heroic "Overture to Egmont" and his profound "Violin Concerto in D major," alongside Louise Farrenc's powerful "Symphony No. 3 in G minor," a work that triumphs in its fight for equality and recognition. This event not only showcases the remarkable talents of Jaime Martín and Nemanja Radulović but also marks a significant close to the orchestral season, filled with inspiring milestones. It's an opportunity to revel in the mastery of Beethoven and Farrenc, experiencing the heights of musical achievement and the passionate fight for artistic recognition. Tickets are available for both performances, with the option to purchase single tickets for the Sunday performance at The Wallis. Additionally, attendees are encouraged to explore the 2024/25 Season and consider purchasing a subscription for the full experience. Venues: - Alex Theatre: 216 N Brand Blvd, Glendale, CA 91203 - The Wallis: 9390 N Santa Monica Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Don't miss this monumental event in the 2024/25 season of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, where music history's visionaries are celebrated through the power of live orchestral music.

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of American music with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra's captivating event, "CURRENT: Roots." Scheduled for two exclusive performances, the first on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at 7:30 pm, and the second on Sunday, May 18, 2025, at 4 pm, the locations for both concerts remain tantalizingly to be announced. Under the visionary guidance of Tessa Lark, serving as curator, leader, and violinist, "CURRENT: Roots" promises an exploration into the deep-seated origins of Bluegrass within America's musical heritage. This unique performance is set to honor the legacy of Bill Monroe, the father of Bluegrass, while delving into the intricate interplay of Blues, Jazz, and Northern European styles that have intertwined to shape the Americana genre. Attendees will be treated to a selection of musical masterworks, both modern and historical, inspired by folk idioms, alongside a special focus on the evolution of Bluegrass in Southern California, influenced by figures such as Vern Williams. This event is not just a concert but a journey through the heart of America's musical landscape, showcasing the profound influence of folk traditions on the nation's sonic identity. Whether you're a lifelong Bluegrass aficionado or a newcomer eager to explore the genre's roots, "CURRENT: Roots" offers a rare opportunity to experience the depth and diversity of American music through the lens of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and the exceptional artistry of Tessa Lark. Tickets for both dates are available for purchase, with the option to explore the full 2024/25 season and secure a subscription for a series of unforgettable musical experiences. Don't miss this chance to connect with the soulful origins of Bluegrass and discover the stories woven into the fabric of America's cultural heritage.

Immerse yourself in the splendor of Baroque music with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra's MAESTROS: MARTÍN BACH series. This exceptional event, led by the esteemed Music Director Jaime Martín, promises an unforgettable journey through Johann Sebastian Bach's Orchestral Suites. Scheduled for two performances, the series will commence on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 7:30 pm at The Wallis in Beverly Hills, followed by a matinee on Sunday, June 1, 2025, at 4 pm at The Huntington's Rothenberg Hall in San Marino. The program features the complete Bach Orchestral Suites, including Orchestral Suite No. 1 in C major, BWV 1066; Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B minor, BWV 1067; Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D major, BWV 1068; and Orchestral Suite No. 4 in D major, BWV 1069. These pieces, known for their dazzling virtuosity and nuanced structure, stand as monuments in the classical music canon, offering an exhilarating adventure in counterpoint and harmony. Under the baton of Jaime Martín, attendees will experience these masterpieces as they were meant to be heard, in an intimate setting that highlights their intricate beauty. Martín, celebrated for his insightful interpretations and dynamic conducting, will ensure this performance is a highlight of the season, appealing to both long-time classical music enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Tickets are available for both venues, with The Wallis hosting the Saturday performance and The Huntington, Rothenberg Hall welcoming guests for the Sunday matinee. Each venue offers a unique acoustic experience, ensuring that attendees can enjoy the Orchestral Suites in settings as majestic as the music itself. Don't miss this opportunity to end the season in style with MAESTROS: MARTÍN BACH, a celebration of Bach's enduring legacy and a testament to the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra's commitment to presenting classical music at its finest.

The stage is elegantly set for LACO’s 2025/26 season to unfurl like a finely penned missive, brimming with anticipation and artistry. Guided by the masterful Jaime Martín, cellist Nicolas Altstaedt makes his Los Angeles debut with the Schumann’s lyrical Cello Concerto, continuing the multi-year exploration of Brahms + Schumann. Haydn’s Symphony No. 83, “The Hen,” sparkles with delightful wit, and Beethoven’s monumental Symphony No. 5 delivers the fateful opening notes that reshaped music history.

Slip into an intimate soirée of musical storytelling, where countertenor John Holiday’s inimitable voice weaves a tapestry of familiar narratives and timeless elegance. From the cherished Great American Songbook to the reflective melodies of early 20th-century repertoire, this program is a sincere ode to the themes that bind us together: love, loss, hope, and home.

Lose yourself in the lush splendor of the Romantic era as Music Director Jaime Martín and pianist Marc-André Hamelin return to conjure the tempestuous beauty of Brahms’s towering Piano Concerto No. 1. Encounter Farrenc’s graceful Symphony No. 2, as LACO continues to shine a deserved light on an extraordinary composer. Together, these works form a program of unbridled passion and profound resonance.

Step into an enchanting evening of erudite string sextets from Brahms, each brimming with emotional complexity and harmonic depth, Tales of joy, yearning, and nostalgia unfold in the language of strings. While composers had explored the string sextet before Brahms, these works redefined the canon and endure as cornerstones of the chamber music repertoire.

Join an intimate musical dialogue between three chamber music masterpieces and the legendary pianist Richard Goode. Schumann’s Violin Sonata offers a reflective, intimate interplay of voices, then Mozart responds with a flurry of sparkle and humor. Beethoven’s septet offers a rich tapestry of contrasting timbres, each instrument contributing to a uniquely engaging dialogue. These works celebrate the art of musical conversation—an evening of thoughtful interplay, nuanced expression, and enduring connection.

Under the masterful guidance of Pierre Hantaï, enter the opulent world of Baroque splendor, where every note is effervescent and around each musical corner is another surprise. From the dramatic sweep of C.P.E. Bach’s Symphony in B-Minor to the virtuosic interplay of J.S. Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, this program radiates ingenuity. With selections from Rameau’s enchanting operas and one of Leclair’s bristling violin concertos, the sophistication and intellect of French Baroque comes vividly to life.